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Ferdinando Giugliano: How bailing out bankers has become all the rage again

Politicians agreed on a rulebook for recapitalising banks after €600bn was spent saving them. But so many exemptions now make it worthless, says Ferdinando Giugliano.

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Dundalk and Celtic find out who they face if they progress in Champions League

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Europa League draw: Cork City could face Rangers in second qualifying round

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Champions League qualifying draw: Dundalk face potential trip to Albania or Azerbaijan

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Cork City, Shamrock Rovers and St Pat's learn Europa League opponents

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Dundalk drawn against Champions League debutants Riga

PB gives Ciara Mageean perfect Rio send-off

Ciara Mageean gave herself the perfect send-off ahead of the Olympic Games by running a lifetime best of 2:00.79 at the Morton Games in Santry last night, the third fastest time in history by an Irishwoman.

Sun, 24 Jul, 2016

Germany masterclass

Germany 3 Austria 0

Sat, 07 Sep, 2013

Early goal ends battling Sligo’s hopes

Molde 2 Sligo Rovers 0 (Molde win 3-0 on Agg)

Wed, 24 Jul, 2013

Holding company Sicon returns to profitability

Sicon — the holding company for the Sisk group’s construction assets — has returned to profitability in its latest financial year.

Sat, 22 Jun, 2013

Malaga's UEFA ban partially lifted

UEFA has confirmed that Malaga have had the second year of their European ban lifted but the Champions League quarter-finalists will still be barred from playing in continental competition next season should they qualify.

Wed, 22 May, 2013

Sisk holding company’s accounts set to show profitability return

Irish construction firm Sicon — the holding company for the Sisk group’s construction assets — has said its 2012 accounts will show a return to profitability, after it incurred a pre-tax loss of €153.6m in 2011.

Sat, 09 Mar, 2013

Irish builder claims €300m compensation from Polish authority

Poland’s state road operator has been hit with a 1.2bn zloty (€299m) compensation claim by Irish builder SRB Civil Engineering, the latest fallout from a troubled construction spree ahead of the Euro 2012 football tournament.

Tue, 09 Oct, 2012

Sisk to sue Poland over road project

The construction firm Sisk is taking legal action against the Polish state in an effort to recoup the €50m-€60m losses it will incur in its 2011 annual accounts on the back of a failed road-building project in the country.

Fri, 14 Sep, 2012

Spurs get kind draw in Champions League

Premier League side Tottenham have been given a kind draw in the play-offs for the Champions League.

Fri, 06 Aug, 2010

Bohs set to face Welsh champs TNS in qualifier

BOHEMIANS have been drawn against Welsh side TNS (now The New Saints, formerly Total Network Solutions) in the Champions League second round qualifying round.

Tue, 22 Jun, 2010